Graduation news

When you see the accolades and awards that filmmaker Dame Gaylene Preston has received over her stellar career, it’s hard to believe she’s ever failed.

Teacher, principal, and now Doctor of Education, Isaac Day brings decades of experience to a new role mentoring the next generation of school leaders.

A new UC graduate is making a difference for some of our most vulnerable children after completing a successful psychology internship that led to her ideal role.

Rebecca Fala graduates from the University of Canterbury this month, just weeks after starting a new role at global ‘Big Four’ accounting firm, Ernst & Young.

A project Katherine Gee undertook as part of her Master of Business Administration (MBA) is poised to be piloted in a local Christchurch secondary school.

Sir Graham Panckhurst, who chaired the Pike River Mine inquiry before his retirement as a High Court Judge, will receive an honorary doctorate from the University of Canterbury. 

Lianne Dalziel (CNZM) is using her University of Canterbury master’s research to advocate for stronger, more collaborative disaster recovery planning. 

Large earthquakes along some of New Zealand’s major faults are commonly clustered in time and place, according to new research.

Winning a top student prize from the New Zealand Police is a huge confidence boost, says a University of Canterbury criminal justice graduate.